Movement
How many people and businesses depend on the route.
Where the work will happen
Find out what ABSIIDP means for Aba and Umuahia.
Explore the challenges being addressed in each city and how the planned work can improve your daily journey.
Aba · Enterprise city
Making it easier for you to move, trade and do business.
If you live or work in Aba, you know how much the city depends on reliable roads.
Bad roads, blocked drains and flooding delay deliveries, damage vehicles and make everyday journeys harder. Planned interventions will improve access to commercial areas, connect neighbourhoods and protect key roads from water damage.
What you should expect
- Safer movement on selected priority corridors.
- Better access to markets and production clusters.
- Drainage that protects roads and nearby properties.
- Fewer delays and less pressure on your vehicle.
Umuahia · Capital city
Helping you reach schools, hospitals, offices and businesses more easily.
As Umuahia grows, its roads and drainage must grow with it.
The project will improve selected connections between communities and essential services while reducing drainage and environmental risks.
What you should expect
- More dependable movement across the city.
- Safer travel for students, workers and families.
- Less flood and erosion pressure in project areas.
- Infrastructure that supports future city growth.
Why one location comes first
Projects are prioritised by need, risk and how many people will benefit.
Economic value
How the route connects you to markets, jobs and services.
Flood risk
Where failed drainage damages roads, homes or businesses.
Community access
Links to schools, hospitals and residential areas.
Safety
Risks affecting drivers, pedestrians and nearby residents.
Durability
Whether the work can be maintained for the long term.
See the detailed road and site map
The map will be updated when verified corridor coordinates and work packages are released by the PIU.